Copper Nickel Flanges Manufacturer

Copper-nickel is also described as cupronickel alloys which would be frequently utilized in the industry, such as marine applications, because of their superior resistance to seawater corrosion. Cu-Ni Flanges is a form of alloy copper that combines nickel and reinforcing components such as iron and manganese.

These Cu-Ni Flanges have excellent properties, such as superior resistance to the seawater environment and other dangerous elements presented to metals. They also have a resistant property to work against corrosion conditions like pitting, crevice, stress corrosion cracking, and general deterioration. This alloy has excellent toughness and strength with minimum yield strength. These flanges also have improved weldability and machinability properties. This alloy can work in extreme temperatures, from low to high temperatures.

Cu-Ni Flanges are provided in different types and forms to use in various applications of industries. Some of the styles we offer are Forged Flanges, Slip-On Raised Face Flanges, Tongue and Groove Flanges, Plate Flanges, Blind Raised Flanges, Socket Weld Flanges, Orifice Flanges, Reducing Flanges, Ring Type Joint Flanges, and Flat Face Flanges.

Cu-Ni Flanges are used in many industries for their exponential performance to meet the demand of applications. These Copper-Nickel Blind Flanges worldwide to use in different industrial applications. Some initiatives include Heating, Paper & pulp, Food Processing, Plumbing, Oil and gas pipelines, the Chemical industry, Water supply systems, Power plants, Fabrication Industry, and general-purpose Applications.

There are different grades of Cu-Ni Flanges, like Cu-Ni 70/30 Flanges 30% nickel is contained in copper-nickel 70-30 (C71500, CW354H). It is more robust than Cu-Ni 90/10 Flanges and can withstand higher flow rates. Other components can be applied to copper-nickel to improve stiffening, corrosion resistance, flexibility, strength, and dimensional stability, which allow the copper nickel to stay ductile. The inclusion of nickel alloy in copper enhances the strength and corrosion resistance of copper-nickel.